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OK, I didn't realize you where doing a "trial run" here for fit and finish. It should work fine.

I wouldn't use thin wall PVC pipe. If you can find some, a thin wall aluminum pipe would be OK. Or some thin wall steel pipe, but stay away from the PVC . The first time you go out and hit some serious bumps it will crack and break allowing your tow-bar to slide around. I went with a schedule 40...

I plan on making my bed into a camper someday so I needed another place to permanently mount it to. Though I did laugh at your last sentence !

Totally agree with that sentiment ! But like they say "better safe then sorry" . If I didn't have it, I would end up needing it. That's how "Murphy's Law" works right ?

Do you mean why is it behind two bumpers ? I need to push vehicles around my place so I figured a double bumper with some push pads would be a good idea. Then since I had bought a WARN 18,000 military winch I thought it would be a good idea to put it behind the bumpers. It fit just fine there as...

Well I finished my front mounted tow bar. I copied the idea from "Quadjeeper" . At least I believe it was his idea. He used PVC pipe though. I went with galvanized schedule 40 steel pipe. It only dropped my front end 1/16" ! Now I can easily access my tow bar by myself.